Guide to Feeding Your Baby With Less Mess

Let's face it. Our babies are messy eaters. We know because we experience it virtually every day during meal times. So it's little wonder we're always looking for ways to make eating time less messy, and cleaning up a lot easier.

To make eating more fun and less messy, we recommend using a good baby bib, particularly one designed not to stain easily. Polyester and nylon are among some of the most widely-used stain-resistant materials in the market, but individually, they suffer from drawbacks. Nylon has the resilience but not resistance to stain; polyester doesn’t stain easily but is not very durable.

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Bibbitec’s Trusted Baby Bibs and Kids’ Smocks Are 100% Made in America

As a maker of baby bibs and kids’ smocks that moms and dads put their trust in, this is a subject that is near and dear to our hearts.

In a national survey published just last year by Consumer Reports magazine, 78 percent of Americans said they would prefer to buy a U.S. made product when given a choice between one made here and an identical one made overseas.

More than 8 out of 10 of those individuals mentioned maintaining jobs in manufacturing and helping to keep American production strong and competitive globally as key reasons for purchasing American. About 60 percent said they believed that American-made goods were of higher quality, or pointed out concern regarding using child laborers or various other low-cost labor overseas.

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